Marvel's Wolverine Poised for First Official Look Since 2021 Teaser
Since its initial announcement in 2021, Insomniac Games' highly anticipated title, Marvel's Wolverine, has remained largely under wraps, with no official gameplay or significant details revealed. However, the game's development journey hit a snag last year with a major leak that brought numerous internal documents and early footage to light, giving the community an unexpected, albeit unofficial, look at the project.
Now, according to a recent report from well-known insider Tom Henderson, it appears Insomniac Games has recovered from the setback and is preparing to officially unveil Marvel's Wolverine to the public. Henderson's sources indicate that the game is very likely to appear at an upcoming Sony State of Play event.
One of Henderson's informants suggested that Sony is planning to hold a State of Play showcase towards the end of September. This timing aligns with previous hints from journalist Jeff Grubb, lending further credence to the potential schedule. Another source close to Henderson has stated that Marvel's Wolverine is "practically certain" to be a part of this September event, and a new trailer for the game is reportedly already complete and ready for its debut.
Should Marvel's Wolverine somehow miss the rumored September State of Play, Henderson notes that the trailer is still expected to be shown within the following two to three months. A logical alternative for such a high-profile reveal would be The Game Awards ceremony, which is traditionally held in early December.
For those eager to know more about the game's specifics, Marvel's Wolverine is being developed exclusively for the PlayStation 5. While Insomniac Games has not provided an official release date, leaked documents from the aforementioned breach suggested a target launch window of late 2026.
Beyond Wolverine, Henderson's report also listed other potential titles that might make an appearance at the upcoming State of Play. These include the long-rumored Marathon, as well as Phantom Blade Zero, Ghost of Yōtei, and Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet. Additionally, there's speculation about a new God of War-themed Metroidvania-style game, and Henderson seemingly confirmed that a new main installment in the God of War series is already in development.
For players, an official reveal of Marvel's Wolverine would be a significant moment, offering a clear vision of the game directly from its creators. After the extensive leaks, an official trailer and details would undoubtedly help reset expectations and build legitimate excitement for what promises to be another compelling superhero adventure from the acclaimed studio behind the Marvel's Spider-Man series.
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